"I don’t think he will," she admitted. "But frankly, at this point, I don’t care. I don’t know what the hell is going on with him."
There was frustration in her voice, and I didn’t blame her. The King’s behavior had been strange, and it was becoming more obvious that Diana was behind much of the chaos.
She was manipulating everything—Sabrina, Amanda, even the King himself. A true puppet master.
"There’s a lot to handle. I’m sure it’s just stress," I said, hoping to reassure her.
"He says he’s getting useful information from Amanda, but that he has to double-check everything, given her state of mind."
I made a sound to show I was listening but didn’t speak.
"He… he said that when it’s all said and done, he’ll probably banish her. It’s a lighter sentence than she des
